Real Kids

構成数 : 1枚
合計収録時間 : 00:35:00
The Real Kids: Billy Borgioli (guitar); John Felice (guitar, vocals); Alan "Alpo" Paulino (bass); Howard Ferguson (drums). Additional personnel: Jeff "Mono Mann" Conolly (piano). Recorded at Ultima Studios, Nyack, New York. Originally released on Red Star Records. Includes liner notes by Miriam Linna. Personnel: John Felice (vocals, guitar); Allen "Alpo" Paulino, Alpo (vocals); Bill Borgeolli, Billy Borgioli (guitar); Mono Mann (piano); Howard Ferguson (drums). Recording information: Ultima Studios, NY. Photographer: Roberta Bayley. One of the classic overlooked albums of '70s punk, the self-titled 1977 debut by Boston's Real Kids is a punchy, poppy garage-rock blast that not only stands up to the best New york and London had to offer that year, it positively shreds later Boston garage-rockers like DMZ and the Lyres. Led by singer/songwriter John Felice, the Real Kids took the retro-rock tendencies of the Flamin' Groovies or the early Modern Lovers (a band Felice co-founded with his next-door neighbor Jonathan Richman) and added a dash of Ramones-style speed, Cheap Trick flash and garage rock sweat, in the process coming up with at least three or four all-time classics, including the power-popping "All Kindsa Girls," the greasy "Taxi Boys" and a tribute to a local Boston scenester, "Do the Boob." Not many outside of New England know how fantastic this album is, but here's your chance to find out.
録音 : ステレオ (Studio)